It may surprise you to know that many of our court reporters don’t work in traditional office settings. You can work out of your home performing legal transcription services or as a legal videographer.
Improvements in internet speed and conferencing software have made video conferencing more popular than ever. However despite what software vendors would have you believe, the process is complicated.
Legal depositions allow an absent witness to have valuable input at a legal proceeding, but lack the impact of live testimony. Let us show you how Huseby’s legal videographers can create video depositions that carry great persuasive ability.
The Power of Video
Traditional legal depositions are designed to be documentation of the spoken word. Although our deposition [...]
There was an interesting article in the Daily Herald on 12/27/08 about court reporters in a Utah county being laid off because of budget cuts. Supposedly, they are going to be replaced with digital sound and video equipment. As we all know, there is no “replacement” for a certified court reporter, especially in [...]
